Golf Stud

Several years ago I had the opportunity to play the Royal Links Golf Course in Las Vegas, Nevada. I had heard a lot about the course with the holes representing some of the classic holes of the British Open like The Road Hole from St. Andrews, and The Postage Stamp from Troon.

The clubhouse is a replica of a castle and adds a lot to the atmosphere. Some of the other courses represented on the course are Carnoustie, Turnberry, Royal Liverpool, Prestwick, Royal Lytham, Muirfield and Royal Birkdale. There are  read more >>

Improve your golf game right now you say? I say, absolutely! Don’t waste another dime on new golf equipment: taking one more lesson or hitting one more ball at the range, until you finish reading this article.

You see it’s not what you think that’s not allowing you to improve your golf game.

It’s something very simple and easy to remedy. It’s YOU! How your body moves throughout your golf swing.

Let me ask you, do you feel nice and loose, relaxed and fluid when you swing a club on the golf course?  read more >>

You may be surprised how little effort it can take to bring your golf swing to the next level. Consider the following question. What makes a good golf swing? Well it turns out a big part of the answer comes down to what you do off the golf course. Below are some simple golf tips to follow that are guaranteed to improve your golf swing and drop strokes off your score. They could mean the difference between shooting triple digits or shooting in the 90s or even 80s.

1) Warm up  read more >>

There is an easy way to fix a golf slice, but it doesn’t always work. Before we go into that let’s have a look at what causes a slice. If you understand that then you will understand the theory behind the cures.

Don’t Aim Left to Compensate for a Slice

Don’t try a quick easy fix that you don’t understand, or that in some way diminishes your game. Actions such as compensating by hitting out left, knowing that your slice will bring the ball back right, are simple cop-outs  read more >>

If you are a die-hard golfer, you no doubt enjoy traveling to golf courses all around the world to practice your skills in places that are a little less familiar than the golf courses you usually spend your time at.

When you travel to other parts of the country (or even other parts of the world) to play golf, you may have a hard time getting everything there easily and intact, and keeping everything sane for the whole time you are there.

If you buy a few golf accessories beforehand,  read more >>